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A remarkable 25% of #BowelCancer deaths are preventable with single intervention
Our new trial data published in @LancetGastroHep shows a one-off test reduces cancer risk for up to 21 years
#CancerPrevention#ColorectalCancer
https://t.co/nhjdMREz70
Today is International Day of Women and Girls in Science 🎉 A day to recognise and thank all the brilliant women and girls who are working and studying in STEM. (1/2)
The #NobelPrize in Chemistry has been awarded 112 times to 186 Nobel Laureates.
Only 7 of them are #WomenInScience.
Here are some words of wisdom from the 2020 Chemistry Laureates!
“I have always had an inquisitive mind.” Rhea Harewood is one of our PhD students based at Imperial College London, researching risk factors linked to bowel cancer, to help inform prevention #WomenInScience
2021 New Year resolution - join our team!
WANTED: Research Support Officer and Research Assistant (Junior Epi) to join our #BowelCancer research team at @ImperialSandC@ImperialMed@imperialcollege.
Closing date: 14 February 2021.
Find out more 👉https://t.co/MnXLFJhrnC
Ever wondered what it’s like being a #PhD student at the CSPRG🤔 Well stay tuned to our page today! Our PhD student @harewoodr will be taking over and showing what a typical day is like for her!
We are marking #EarthDay2020 🌍🌱with this photo taken by our Data Analyst, Iain Stenson from his balcony. The team would also like to wish Iain a very Happy Birthday for today! 🥳 🎉 #CSPRGphotochallenge
We would like to wish everyone a Happy Easter 🐣 This year will feel very different for most, but we hope it will still be a fun weekend indoors for everyone🏡 Our PhD student Ruth will be tending to her Busy Lizzie’s, Begonia’s & Tomatoes! 🌸🌼🍅 #CSPRGphotochallenge
🌸SPRING is here and what a glorious weekend of sunshine we had (although we hope everyone stayed indoors). Here is a photo of a beautiful cherry blossom tree taken by our Trials Assistant @Bhavita90 #MondayMotivation#CSPRGphotochallenge
The bacteria that live in our gut help keep us healthy, but research suggest some types might help some bowel cancers start. We’re funding an international team to find out more: https://t.co/31QpzlPo0y #BowelCancerAwarenessMonth
Longitudinal adherence to Immunochemical fecal occult blood testing vs guaiac-based FOBT in an organized colorectal cancer screening program. https://t.co/9HYgQdxkpQ
NEWS: A new test can genetically ‘barcode’ #BowelCancer and separate it into five different diseases that could each receive tailored treatment, a new study reports https://t.co/Ugv5FPZA3g
Amanda Cross and colleagues from @imperialcollege @CSPRG_Imperial now talking @LynchSyndromeUK conference. Highlighting their very relevant and exciting work. Check out their webpage
Prof Atkin's outstanding career in #research has helped shape #bowelcancer screening programmes both nationally & internationally. One of Wendy’s large trials, The UK Flexible Sigmoidoscopy Trial was integrated into the English Bowel Cancer screening programme.